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#50 of 2455 Pricing for X5 4.4
by fjoyce
Jul 11, 2004 (12:53 pm)
I'm about to start the process of buying an X5. Here is the package I'm looking for and the Edmunds price information. Interested to hear back from anyone on how much over invoice I can expect to pay. I'm in northern NJ. Also interested in BMW dealer recommendations in northern NJ. Thanks.
2004 BMW X5 4.4i AWD 4dr SUV (4.4L 8cyl 6A)
Optional Equipment:
ZPP Premium Package (w/on-board computer)
ZSP Sport Package
677 Premium Hi-Fi Sound System w/ DSP
ZCW Cold Weather Package
ZRC Rear Climate Package
261 Rear Door Mounted Side Impact Airbags
438 Dark Poplar Wood Interior Trim
Edmunds pricing:
Total Package price:
MSRP: $59,880
Invoice: $54,715
Options:
MSRP: $7,780
Invoice: $7,145
Jul 11, 2004 (7:10 pm)
My Dad paid $1K over invoice on a ordered 3.0i back in February. I hear the deals on the X5 are much better on the Inline 6 than they are on the V8. I guess maybe it has to do with the V8s being allocated to the 7s & 5s before they reach Spartanburg, SC.
My Dad bought his X5 from Wide World of Cars in Spring Valley, NY (very close to the NJ border). The people at Prestige BMW (on Rte 17 SOuth) were offering a great deal as well, Wide World matched the price and it is closer to my Dad. Park Ave BMW didn't want to be bothered if I didn't take a vehicle from their lot. However, a customer of mine recently leased a new 530iA from them for his wife and was treated fairly and got a good deal YMMV. Good Luck!
#52 of 2455 Re: $1000 above invoice is a good deal [h2fan]
by compwhiz
Jul 12, 2004 (10:48 am)
My dealer is Patrick BMW in Schaumburg, IL. You gotta find a right salesperson though - my guy is plain awesome, while some salesmen out there are way too rude and uncooperative.
#53 of 2455 Re: Pricing [nyccarguy #51]
by compwhiz
Jul 12, 2004 (10:50 am)
It all depends. Many dealers "pride" themselves on selling X5 4.8is
MSRP(and not over it), yet I've seen cases of people buying it for $2-3k off. X5 4.4 should yield at least $3300 off sticker as well.
#55 of 2455 Re: Pricing [compwhiz]
by fjoyce
Jul 13, 2004 (7:00 pm)
Thanks for replies on my X5 pricing question. Got three bids from local dealers, all over the net. Best price is $1,250 over what Edmunds shows as their invoice, $3,915 off of BMW MSRP.
For my package the MSRP is $59,880. Of that accessories are $7,780. Should there be more to squeeze because of the high amount of accessories MSRP, or is $1,250 over their invoice as good as I can expect before getting in the showroom?
Jul 13, 2004 (8:59 pm)
is definitely a good start. go back and forth a couple of times. Let them know that you are a serious buyer and will come in to sign the papers if the price is right. Definitely let 'em sweat for a few days and see if they contatc you again.
#57 of 2455 Re: $1000 above invoice is a good deal [compwhiz]
by h2fan
Jul 15, 2004 (9:50 am)
Hi compwhiz,
Can you please email me the Salesperson's name? (Email in profile).
I would rather go to him than anyone else.
How do you like the X5 so far?
thanks
Jul 21, 2004 (11:03 am)
When posting about your experience with a dealership, you may post ONLY the dealership name, city, and state. You may not post a salesperson's name, phone numbers, email addresses, links to dealer web sites, etc.
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